What kind of accent do you have and what's your favorite accent in general?

[Anonymous]

[HighlyVolatile]

Mine's a bizarre mix of Japanese with some southern American, British, Californian, maybe even still hints of Singlish (I lived in Singapore for several years), perhaps some other things.

People I talk to in person often ask me what sort of accent I have since I picked it up -- along with the English language itself -- from a variety of places growing up. I originally had a strong British accent and couldn't pronounce things like, "I can't said the ant," in ways that rhyme like Americans. Then I got the hang of pronouncing things like Americans and now I struggle with the British pronunciation of "can't" anymore with the softer "a" sound.

I also picked up some Southern habits like "y'all".

[HighlyVolatile]

As for a favorite accent at least in English, I like the guttural sound of Shakespeare OP.

[HighlyVolatile]

[...] * now I struggle with the British pronunciation of "can't" [these days] with the softer "a" sound.

[HighlyVolatile]

A voice recording of how I sound now:
https://voca.ro/16yCZuV8IGoZ

[HighlyVolatile]

https://voca.ro/15lE3lBFFZu5

[MysticDevice]

I guess I have a Midwest accent.

Scottish is by far my favorite. I could listen to that for hours and never get bored.

[Genie23]

My ex was Australian. I noticed his different account of course, but I'm not the kind of person who get attracted to certain kind of accents but his accent kind of grew on me and I ended up loving it a lot. Other than that, I don't think much about accents.

[DizzyDesii]

I have a Slight southern accent and its my fave accent to hear as well. My second fave is the Australian accent

[expiredbraincells]

generic American accent. I love hearing scottish accents

[oldermale]

Aussie accent, I like Irish & English female accents.

[FriendlyDrugDealer]

Generic American accent / New York

[NYlatefun]

New Yawk